In real estate photography, quality is everything. A great set of listing photos can attract potential buyers and help properties sell faster, while poor-quality images can turn them away in an instant. But what’s the biggest reason real estate photos get rejected? If there’s one mistake that stands above the rest, it’s improper exposure. Whether …
While many have viewed the NAR settlement as disruptive, savvy real estate photographers recognize it as one of the greatest opportunities the industry has seen in decades. It’s no coincidence that 74% of agents already hire a professional photographer for every listing—and that number is only growing. Every agent is now scrambling to prove their …
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For years, real estate videos followed a standard formula: steady walkthroughs, basic living room pans, and the occasional backyard shot. It got the job done, but it didn’t exactly captivate. Then drones entered the picture, transforming ordinary listings into cinematic experiences. Suddenly, homes weren’t just shown—they were showcased, with dynamic aerial shots that brought out …
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Light shapes how we experience spaces, and in real estate photography, it’s the factor that transforms average listings from exceptional ones. Mastering different lighting techniques—from natural to artificial—takes time, but the fundamentals are surprisingly straightforward. This beginner’s guide covers foundational lighting principles to help you capture properties as they truly deserve to be seen. Whether you’re …
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Photographers stepping into the world of real estate photography often find themselves reaching for ultra-wide lenses. Even experienced pros often reach for one on a shoot. And why not? These lenses promise to make even the smallest spaces feel expansive and more inviting, capturing an entire room in a single shot. But here’s the thing: …
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When you step into an open house event, your role is twofold: capturing both the vibrant energy of the event and the property itself. But let’s face it—an open house shoot can sometimes feel like organized chaos, and even seasoned photographers aren’t immune to slipping up on the basics. So, what are those setbacks? What can …
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Recently hired to shoot a lakeside cabin or beachfront mansion? For photographers, these assignments aren’t just another listing on your weekly call list; they’re an opportunity to capture the lifestyle that many homeowners dream of. When it comes to waterfront real estate, it’s essential to adopt a different shooting approach—one that showcases how the home …
In real estate photography, missing key shots can lead to dissatisfied clients and extra trips back to the property. The solution? A simple yet effective system that guarantees you capture every angle. Here are some tips that will ensure you never miss a shot, backed by advice from experienced real estate photographers. Take More Shots …
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Commercial real estate shoots often encompass a wide range of styles and settings. One day, you might find yourself capturing the grandeur of a ten story office building, and the next, you could be showcasing the charm of an intimate retail shop. This variety means that when the call comes in to photograph these spaces, …
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If you’ve only ever shot during the day, stepping into night photography can feel a bit like being handed a puzzle with no clear solution. During the day, light is constant and predictable. At night, everything changes. Light sources become your creative tools, whether it’s the glow of a streetlamp casting warm shadows on the …
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Good photography markets properties. Great photography sells them. Just look at the stats. According to Ruby Home, homes with high-quality photos sell 32% faster than those with lower quality images. As a real estate photographer, having the right camera settings can make all the difference in your real estate photography. In this guide, we’ll walk …
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Color in real estate photography can make or break a listing. As photographers, we’ve all encountered those tricky lighting situations – the warm glow of incandescent bulbs clashing with cool daylight, or the strange tints that some wall colors can cast across a room. It’s our job to navigate these challenges and deliver images that …
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In real estate photography, the quality of the photos is undeniably important. However, there is another equally vital component that often goes overlooked: customer service. More Than Just a Job As real estate photographers, we are often invited into the most personal spaces of our clients – their homes. These are not just structures. They …
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At HomeJab, we’re thrilled to announce the official launch of our Event Photos & Video services! While we have been capturing stunning visuals at various events for years at the request of our clients, we are now making event photography an official part of our service offerings. Our extensive experience spans a wide array of …
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